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How does the use of propaganda in this passage support the theme of Animal Farm?
Rumors are spread about Frederick to keep the animals from leaving the farm to join his.
Lies about Frederick’s farm are told to enrage the animals and inspire them to work harder.
Stories are told about Frederick’s farm to help the animals appreciate how good they have it.
Frederick’s violence is exaggerated to promote distrust of humans and faith in their leader.
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Frederick’s violence is exaggerated to promote distrust of humans and faith in their leader.
Explanation: The passage shows how leaders use fear and enemy-demonization as propaganda to control the animals—exaggerating an outside threat makes Napoleon seem necessary and justifies his rule. This supports Animal Farm’s theme that those in power manipulate truth to maintain control.
Explanation: The passage shows how leaders use fear and enemy-demonization as propaganda to control the animals—exaggerating an outside threat makes Napoleon seem necessary and justifies his rule. This supports Animal Farm’s theme that those in power manipulate truth to maintain control.
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